ttmik 3:8-18

Question 1

angel

Answer 1

천사

Question 2

genius

Answer 2

천재

Question 3

maybe, presumably, probably

Answer 3

아마

Question 4

go out

Answer 4

나가다

Question 5

come in

Answer 5

들어오다

Question 6

go in

Answer 6

들어가다

Question 7

come out

Answer 7

나오다

Question 8

to run away

Answer 8

도망가다/도망치다

Question 9

robber/ burglar

Answer 9

강도

Question 10

to bake

Answer 10

굽다

Question 11

to hate/ resent

Answer 11

밉다

Question 12

grudge/resentment

Answer 12

원한/원망

Question 13

to bite

Answer 13

씹다

Question 14

to be narrow

Answer 14

좁다

Question 15

to be wide

Answer 15

넓다

Question 16

to be quiet

Answer 16

조용하다

Question 17

그러면

Answer 17

if so, then, in that case,

Question 18

The two meanings of 그럼

Answer 18

1. An interjection: Of course! Naturally!

2. A shortened, more colloquial version of 그러면

Question 19

tuna

Answer 19

참치

Question 20

explain to me how to use 밖에? :)

Answer 20

it is used as a particle after a noun, and then the sentence must have a negative verb ending (못하다, 안 하다, ). It means “nothing but this” or “only this”. It is similar to “만 “, but it has to have a negative sentence ending, and can’t be used with the imperative form.

예를 들어서:

“한국어 조금밖에 못해요.”
I can’t speak anything but a little Korean.

“왜 공부밖에 안 해요?”
Why do you do nothing but study?

“우리 고양이는 참치밖에 안 먹어요.”
Our cat won’t eat anything but tuna.